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Teeny-tiny

This shrimp was so small I could hardly see it with my bare eyes, I had to use a super macro lens to achieve magnification and take this shot....
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This shrimp was so small I could hardly see it with my bare eyes, I had to use a super macro lens to achieve magnification and take this shot.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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Aperture f/9 ISO 200 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 100/1

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Australia

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Nov, 2018

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The Dwarf Minke Whales are seen every year on the same site on the Great Barrier Reef. They seem as curious about us as we are of them!

These pink-tailed rays are hitchhiking. The theory is that by doing this they seek protection from predators, save energy and also get leftovers from

These beautiful nudibranchs are in fact sea slugs.

This beautiful green turtle probably saw it's reflection on the camera dome and just posed for a few seconds, before swimming away. Spotted on a

These 10 feet sharks sleep during the day inside a shipwreck in Recife, Brazil. Although they may seem intimidating, they don't have teeth, only

A school of fish swim gracefully around an artificial wreck in Recife, the shipwreck capital of Brazil.

Ancora Island, in Buzios, is one of Brazil's most pristine dive sites. Turtles are guaranteed to be seen, every dive.

A scuba diver swims through a cabin door at a shipwreck in Recife, Brazil.

This pink sea horse is a pregnant male! The sea horse is one of the few animal species that the male is the one to get pregnant and give birth to the

Blowing bubbles is a playful way for scuba divers to eliminate nitrogen as well as kill time while waiting on safety stops.

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Predatory fish take advantage of scuba diver's lights to hunt smaller fish on night dives. This shot was taken on the Northern Great Barrier Reef

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These five pink-tailed rays are hitchhiking. The theory is that by doing this they seek protection from predators, save energy and also get leftovers

Corel trout keeps and eye on the diver-photographer and on its offspring.

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